Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
-,,Ks OF POPULAR PEOPLE.

uare theered Rulers, Writers
., , Actor. of SOts-oharac'er shown by
r,rite rIpples' -
one might theorize about char
2if' s.o,n f.vorite drinks as much as
a al-ns.1nistry" or handwriting, Let
zee. 80, had the heart, If ever man
|Sip9 despo.. Ee drank strong black
J. o. 20 SnItan's drink, and Chamber
,:e' - len wine Of princes:
Tt I'll sni George of Clarence were
COURTEOUS with very opposite end
j. sn M Ioved MGlmsey, which trsdi-
...erts drowned the LATER Ia the
&c. TON the colS, crafty, calculating
Rsls"' 15.ed the thin red wine Of
EsiH 7n;8~ent sad high-spirited mon
u I ps8ry VIII and Francis OF France,
B,;l:' 10 ~ Falsta1 holds to be so lnsp.rit
.''l - w.. 90 good shcrIi5 sack"
- 80 iK4sa's Giraffe magnificent ge-
i' ..3 mad c.reer were nourished on
y, - ~ WITCH was, indeed, life to the
1s.-M ,-.redian. DJran tells Us that
::''f ~ rstnrn, utterly broken, in 1927,
tl.' . IN glasses Of "brown brandy,
.! ~. and very strong" enabled him
.! t5rougl his scenes.
!ss.,:o,'s polished equsble essays were
49, og moderate pJtatioEs OF excel
., us LAM, most perennlslly charm
= ssssvl,t-, was q thorough Loc-
~ in heart and MS t2vJrite drink was
,-ire London port,
~ and Eaon, who represented the
;,,' o~fer OF things, both loved port, Of
~, me chancellor could drink three
p.,sr the Great wss genius srd equal
|, 6s-9aran, with fiery temper and
.yf41qd wt.. We are not surprised,
- as theorists, to fad that his fs-
- beverage was brandy with pep
T,5 Iona was al pn5ridled sHdIa4rcelY
- frrspt. Aud if, as G r, Sims says
|. me II Ms graphic stories, mans DIS
.;.--d liver can make him g tlend, what
--ie,. For King john loved dreughts
!, rsw sle. q surfeit Ct which, with
acls,, is supposed TO have Led to his
.,,l.
L \, Johnson was q strange mixture OF
r--y;.n Of me sncicut eighteenth cen
mr. scaool-5road aud many-lined
|r6T.eage ana goodness Ct heart and
great nervousness. He loved
L noi.rston punch and port wine, and
h his own description was "a hardened
/ Shameless tea drinker, whose kettle
|st seldom time to cool"
one cannot theorize about Person, the
|BnJu: Greek scholar, VINO, it is said,
|&cd oc8pn from memory any line
noted from the three Greek trsgedi4ns.
|rcau7lus, Sophocles or Euripides, fol
!. d-i1k an7thing. Indeed iG!is said, in 6
|lfsa1sence with the keys, ne vowed,
MIN u her husbands annoyance, thai
b. hs1 g private bottle of spirits, srt
rnnagiog about found ore still more Il
L, friends annoyance, Of v hiCh he draul
| Z: c9nents. He left on the lady's re-
.-r. Her husband, having mentioned
.sil 8 yeXed manner, she said, $1,000
Ravens Il was the bottle OF spirit FOL
tie Snip
SJ A5tIey Cooper, the Egreat surgeon
gloil 1915 received during the variou
/ 'ltls Of the year E2I GOO IN fees, an,
,2o, slaving ST MS profession twelv,
gcis daily, ssid be could digest sDythini
u, SlWGust," drank two tumolers o
7i.ey s. dinner and two giasSes-neve
I,sstilE tlaI-)f port vine after wsrd
Il-eyTsnds cod and dissimulatini
a1ge wss summed up in lis advice /
r sU5O7dias.Us, "Ab0ve all, no zaal!'
i8r0-te D5,ztiun was c,sret in mod
n'e glasses.
Henri Qlz.re, Frances favori.e mon
III; whose caiyaITous memory even III
-ne Republican m0b5 OF 1892 at first re
asc,ed, llyei the wines Of Surennes
Ill never IS q rule, drank enythin
Byron was fond OF two very diferer
sacns, which, perhaps, one Nigh
AlIa.iY say, We're typical Of his tw
s7-S Of poetry one wss hook and sod
asI, then very new beverage in Eng
l.., the other was gin aud water.
frederick the G,eAt, ike c good man
LEI persons, had particular afectio
@ Ioksy.
Peter tie Great thought Madeira th
y, Of wines, but regarded brandy as 81
;,lor 10 s.l other drink.
allenS had the strange taste 10 esteel
-iFSS-s me finest OF wines.